By monitor I mean "filter" (and you can filter everything and store what trips the filters) in other words looking for specific things, but I'm no expert so I can't really say what they're doing.
Basically if you have trained and know your weapon you fire faster if you don't think about it, it's a reflex thing and I have personally experienced the accuracy portion of this, meaning; if I know my rifle I can shoot without little or no thought/concentration and I am generally more accurate.
Sounds good to me, lets ask the soldiers sent to Iraq with little or no body armor, and poorly armored humvees, see what they think of a robot dog rattling away like a broken vespa.
Soldiers recover, and they are trained for the workout, machines break down and that dog is loud as fuck when it's running even with a muffler...no parts to repair = 400+ pounds of junk, stick with the human soldier.
To spoof this information? Could you have a bank of servers trolling the net giving unique browser identification information on each unique page hit, there by giving the impression that a browser is more popular than it really is.
I'm aware of what it is, however the patch was to get rid of the issue in addition my internal speakers and headphones did not work, so you're wrong it was not "working". So much for Win 7 support.
A clean install of Win 7 and the 3.1 package gave me no audio, a red light from the audio port (the opposite of what it was alleged to do) and no iSight, on further inspection in device manager there is also something called "coprocessor" that is not installed. I got audio to work with drivers from Realtek, but no solution to the iSight issue or what the mysterious "coprocessor" is.
I don't know for sure but I would guess if you upgrade from Vista this most likely isn't an issue, I just never upgrade Windows OS's, always do a fresh install.
This is the last place anyone should complain about the iPad being locked down, it will be hacked, and sooner or later a linux variant will appear so you can do what you want with it. The author should quit crying, or more likely, quite trying to gain readership by hopping on or hyping up the "I hate the iPad" crowd, ffs it hasn't even been released.
This would explain why people from the future are trying to stop (not my idea), I do wonder "how stable is the black hole?" "could it fall thru to the center of the planet? Or evaporate after existing momentarily"
This sort of experimentation seems better suited in deep space than on the planet if the answer to #2 is yes.
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Make me want to detonate a global EMP.
Does Microsoft have a license for IE?
Thank you for the clarification, re routing is the wrong term, mirroring is a better term.
By monitor I mean "filter" (and you can filter everything and store what trips the filters) in other words looking for specific things, but I'm no expert so I can't really say what they're doing.
Basically if you have trained and know your weapon you fire faster if you don't think about it, it's a reflex thing and I have personally experienced the accuracy portion of this, meaning; if I know my rifle I can shoot without little or no thought/concentration and I am generally more accurate.
ATT routes all (yes all) their traffic thru the NSA
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2007/11/ex-att-employee-nsa-snooping-internet-traffic-too.ars
This move from Google is more political the security oriented.
Sounds good to me, lets ask the soldiers sent to Iraq with little or no body armor, and poorly armored humvees, see what they think of a robot dog rattling away like a broken vespa.
How would Google benefit from that? M$ benefits financially if its browser is perceived as #1.
Soldiers recover, and they are trained for the workout, machines break down and that dog is loud as fuck when it's running even with a muffler...no parts to repair = 400+ pounds of junk, stick with the human soldier.
it becomes a 400+ pound burden.
To spoof this information? Could you have a bank of servers trolling the net giving unique browser identification information on each unique page hit, there by giving the impression that a browser is more popular than it really is.
I could see Microsoft doing exactly that.
I'm aware of what it is, however the patch was to get rid of the issue in addition my internal speakers and headphones did not work, so you're wrong it was not "working".
So much for Win 7 support.
A clean install of Win 7 and the 3.1 package gave me no audio, a red light from the audio port (the opposite of what it was alleged to do) and no iSight, on further inspection in device manager there is also something called "coprocessor" that is not installed.
I got audio to work with drivers from Realtek, but no solution to the iSight issue or what the mysterious "coprocessor" is.
I don't know for sure but I would guess if you upgrade from Vista this most likely isn't an issue, I just never upgrade Windows OS's, always do a fresh install.
This is the last place anyone should complain about the iPad being locked down, it will be hacked, and sooner or later a linux variant will appear so you can do what you want with it.
The author should quit crying, or more likely, quite trying to gain readership by hopping on or hyping up the "I hate the iPad" crowd, ffs it hasn't even been released.
As to the vector for horizontal transmission of genetic material how about viruses?
What other nation or group has motivation for hacking into human rights organizations for Tibet and China? Who else would see that as a threat?
Sounds like a perfect vector for malware, and (glances at watch) it's hacked....next!!!
LOL you guys are brutal.
Didn't they say prior to this article that it wasn't even possible?
This would explain why people from the future are trying to stop (not my idea), I do wonder "how stable is the black hole?" "could it fall thru to the center of the planet? Or evaporate after existing momentarily"
This sort of experimentation seems better suited in deep space than on the planet if the answer to #2 is yes.
"they're just doing their jobs" Nuremberg...
WHy are you using Windows 95? Get a linux variant. (did I miss the joke?)
And what's going to happen to all those "IE only" web sites the government, public schools and other agencies like to use?
But we know it when we see it don't we? And computers can not emulate that to a satisfactory end.
Benito would approve.